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Court orders SA police to end stand-off with illegal miners

Growing concerns about the well-being of the illegal miners
The South African Police Service welcomed the court order but said that the ruling does not prevent the detention of illegal miners who are in good health.
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A South African court ordered police to end a stand-off with illegal miners and allow emergency workers to gain access to a shaft where hundreds are believed to be holed up.The Hig
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Namibian Sun 2024-11-21

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